Inadequate funding for Australian research institutions and the lure of well funded overseas organisations has contributed to Australia losing solar research expertise throughout the past decade. The Australian Solar Institute will provide much needed support for the Australian solar community, …
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Source: Householders Options to Protect the Environment (HOPE) Our gardens are a microcosm of nature; the ecological processes that go on in a garden mirror those operating on a global scale. The better we understand and quantify these cycles and …
For full details and booking forms for the training courses below visit the Enabling Change website. Enabling ChangeDesigning professional behaviour change projectsTransform your abilities as a change agent with this enjoyable, hands-on workshop. You’ll get valuable insights into the psychology …
Come along to the Summer Hill Community Centre, 131 Smith St Summer Hill on Wednesday 18 February 2009 at 7.30pm and hear about biodiversity along the GreenWay corridor in the Inner West of Sydney. Hosted by the Inner West Environment …
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World Wetlands Day is celebrated internationally each year on 2 February. It marks the anniversary of the signing of the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar Convention) in Ramsar, Iran, on 2 February 1971. The international theme for World …
Sydney Olympic Park Authority, the Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority and the NSW Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries) invite you to attend the opening of the Boundary Creek Fishway. This fishway was constructed to improve fish passage though a concrete …
This year, THECA will be holding its ninth Bushcare Forum: Caring for our Waterways: ‘Clear’ or ‘Muddied’? The Forum will explore the current and future management of SEQ waterways and how best to manage these for the long-term future and …
After the resounding success of the inaugural Queensland Coastal Conference in 2007, the 2009 ‘Waves of Change’ Queensland Coastal Conference is an opportunity to broaden your understanding of how management and planning of the Queensland coast is evolving. The conference …
Australian Government Minister for the Environment Peter Garrett has launched the new Bitou bush management manual at La Perouse, on Sydney’s south-eastern coastline. Mr Garrett said the aggressive coastal weed bitou bush was one of 20 Weeds of National Significance …
The 15 January 2009 issue of EnviroInfo includes: General News New steps for Green Car Plan announced New study shows a drop in NSW emissions Sea water transfer from Coorong to Lake Alexandrina to be assessed under EPBC Act New …
ENVIRONMENT: Latest issue of EnviroInfo, 15 January 2009 Read more »